Peili Vision’s ADHD detection tool to be piloted in Yorkshire schools
An interactive tool developed by Peili Vision has secured funding to be piloted in the Leeds area in partnership with local schools, GPs and Integrated Care Boards.
The solution delivers an accurate evaluation of executive functioning linked to ADHD in school-age children in Yorkshire, aiming to improve the capacity to provide early intervention, tailored support to students, and more insight for individuals into what support they need.
The executive functioning detection test, developed by Peili Vision, based in the Nexus innovation hub at the University of Leeds, has received £99,000 from the Launchpad program within Innovate UK to offer free pilots of the program.
The gamified EFSim assessment simulates the home environment where children perform everyday common tasks, with students having to remember and perform them correctly. While the test is intended to primarily evaluate the executive functioning of students, it has been shown to have 88% accuracy in the early detection of ADHD. The test can also be taken at home, with GPs sharing a link for children to take it privately. The results can be reviewed with the clinician at a follow-up appointment.
Founded originally in Finland in 2015 and active in the UK since 2023, Peili Vision focuses on executive function deficit detection for schools and health care. Pilots in more than 100 schools with around 10,000 pupils have already taken place in Finland, and several pilots are due to start in London this autumn.
Read more about Peili Vision’s pilot testing in Yorkshire Schools.
Source: Yorkshire Times